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ORDER YOUR 2016 NMS YEARBOOK NOW!

Attention Parents:
Don’t miss out!

It’s time to purchase the 2016 NMS Yearbook.
If you have not ordered your copy of the 2016 NMS Yearbook you must order NOW!
The Cost is $22 cash or money order only, or order online at:

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The NMS school number to Order online is 13678.

The Deadline to order a Yearbook is Saturday, April 30.

There will NOT be any extra copies available in June.  

If you wish your child to receive one you must order prior to the deadline.

Hard cover, 60 pages, all color.

Order Your Yearbook Today!

If you don’t order, risk possibility of not getting a yearbook. :(

Questions, please contact Ms. Debbie Walgreen, our NMS Yearbook Advisor at dwalgreen@middleboro.k12.ma.us

Clothes Donations Taken at NMS 3/28 through 4/8

“Recycle for Good”

NMS Student Council with our very own Project 351 Representative Tori Warner 

are proud to be the guiding forces to make NMS a Project 351 impact site in support of

Cradles to Crayons’ Spring Greening.

Please join us in making a difference in the lives of thousands of children.

Donate new and like-new essential children's items including:

*** Clothing & Coats (Sizes:  Newborn-Youth Large)

            ***  Shoes & Boots (Sizes:  Newborn-Adult size 10)

              ***  Children’s Play Items

Location: Box outside the Main Office at John T. Nichols Middle School

Date: March 28 through April 8

Cradles to Crayons provides children from birth through age 12, living in homeless or low-income situations, with the essential items they need to thrive - at home, at school and at play. We supply these items free of charge for thousands of children across Massachusetts

Project 351 believes that young people have the power and potential to transform their communities and change the world.  Each year, Project 351 unites an 8^th grade Ambassador from almost every city and town in the Commonwealth leadership development, community building, and unique service programs like Spring Greening.

2016 NMS 60th Annual STEM Fair

Congratulations NMS Scientists

On Wednesday March 16th 2016, the John T. Nichols Middle School held their 60th Annual S.T.E.M. Fair. Forty students presented dozens of amazing projects and competed for awards in 4 different categories. 

Congratulations goes out to all competitors as the quality of this years entries was extremely high and made the final judging very difficult. After a lengthy and spirited judging session, the following winners were chosen.

Harold H. Williams Memorial Trophy for Excellence in Plant Science: Ryan Green "Does Magnetism affect plant growth?"

Engineering/Design:

1st place: Maggie Desrosiers, Aileen Peddie, Eden Eugenio: "Tech Flex"

2nd Place: Ally Kirkpatrick, Isabela Heidke, Camryn Brady: "Water Filtration System"

Research / Illustrative:

1st Place: Hayley Devine, Keira McQuillan: "Don't Dump It, Budget!"

2nd Place: Shauna Gallagher: "Why Black Lights Make Things Glow"

3rd Place: TIE

                     Gavin Estabrook: "It's a Dog's Life"

                      Cameron Morgan: "Prosthetic Limbs"

Honorable Mention: Kathleen Wentworth, Donna Nunes: "Solar System"

Controlled Experiment:

1st place: Shaelyn Gallagher: "What Melts Ice Faster?"

2nd Place: Amanda Bukunt: Show Your Pearly Whites"

3rd Place: Sarah Cologero: "Best Hand Soap"

The NMS Science / Technology Department would like to thank the following people:

Principal Marty Geoghegan,

 Assistant Principal Stephanie Rae, 

Director of Secondary Education for STEM Dr. Melanie Gates, 

NMS Science and Technolgy teachers, Stephen Eddy, Cynthia Kuhn, Jennie Gomes, Karen Curtin, Carmela Mayeski, Aaron Petruski, and

NMS Math Department Leader,  Amy Anderson 

for their work in guiding students and in organizing, judging and conducting this year's fair.

Please enjoy some pictures from this year's sensational event.